Even consumer culture has succumbed, with most restaurants offering an annual Lent menu and, it seems, most taxis featuring tiny icons on their dashboards.
New York City Opera's annual tasting menu of new works takes on a synthetic character this year, with four pieces in the lineup featuring electronic scores.
Annual training, menus of approaches for intensification, regular electronic messaging, audits of achieved glycemia, and central feedback to sites support glycemic intensification strategies in intensive participants.
Delaware's minimum is to climb to $6.15 from $5.65 on Oct. 1, posing an immediate problem for Robert E. Ashby, proprietor of McGlynns Pub and Restaurant in Newark, Del., who has 110 employees in two locations and is now conducting his annual review of menu prices.
In the late 19th century on the Illinois River, which flows southwesterly through the state, decoys were carved by market gunners, who shot birds by the thousands and sold them to high-end restaurants like Chicago's Grand Pacific Hotel, which featured 20 species of game birds on its annual game-night menu.
Every year he plants dozens of heirloom varieties in his backyard to use in his annual tomato tasting menu.
Forget the State of the Union address — Shep Smith's annual breakdown of the menu at the White House luncheon for journalists before the actual speech is definitely our favorite SOTU tradition.
The company's popular dollar menu and its annual Monopoly promotion also drew in value-hungry consumers.
American Express and JPMorgan Chase have embarked on aggressive campaigns to attract wealthier customers and get them to pay higher annual fees for a new menu of premium rewards.
For primary and secondary outcomes assessment, schools will be asked to complete a telephone interview and then asked to provide the current canteen menu and relevant annual report containing canteen financial statements.
